Sir GEORGE MACKENZIE'S

Moral Essays.

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ESSAYS

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UPON SEVERAL

Moral Subjects,

SOLITUDE preferr'd
to Publick Employ-

ment.

Moral GALLANTRY.

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The Religious STOIC. | The Moral History

of FRUGALITY:
With its Oppofite
Vices.

An Essay on REASON.

By Sir GEORGE MACKENZIE, K.

To which is Prefix'd,

Some Account of His Life and Writings.
With an INDEX to the Whole.

LONDON:

Printed for D. Brown, R. Sare, J. Churchill,
7. Nicholfon, B. Tooke, and G. Strakan.
M DCC XIII.

Sir George Mackenzie.

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